County Schools Plan September Opening For 1933 34
The 1933 34 county schools will open Tuesday September 12 with the County Teachers Institute on September 11. Superintendent Kline notes teachers' contracts are mailed for an eight month term if funds allow and urges vaccination for all preschool children against smallpox before enrollment. Compulsory attendance runs from seven to fourteen or until fifteen, with health checks urged for overall student performance.
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Jane
Leslie Meine Kline
Frederick An
Kline
Virginia
State Board of Education
Stairs Helped Weight-Loss Patient Feel Breathing Ease
A 53 year old woman reports losing 7 pounds by taking Kruschen Salts without changing her diet. She notes improved stamina to climb stairs and a lighter feeling, while an ad promotes Kruschen Salts available at Bakers Drug Store. Also notices an estate probate notice for A. G. Swanson with Herbert S. Larrick as administrator.
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Bakers Drug Store
Fifty Police Seek To Corral Kidnappers In Wisconsin
Chicago police rushed fifty officers with machine guns into southern Wisconsin to pursue a suspected kidnappers gang linked to the Hamm kidnap case. The force targeted a summer resort region with the Toughy gang named among the principals.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Toughy Gang
William Hamm
Paul Brewer
Dorothea Wieck Soars With Germany’s Ace Pilot
Dorothea Wieck, arriving in Hollywood for Paramounts Cradle Song, enjoyed a thrilling hour and a half flight with Major Ernst Udet Germanys famed stunt flying ace.
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Dorothea Wieck
Hollywood
Paramount
Ernst Udet
Germany
Peaches from tree planted 27 years ago
F. W. Ridings of Stephens City brought a basket of Hiley peaches to The Star staff yesterday. He said the tree was planted 27 years ago, rarely fruits after 10 years, and has never been sprayed or specially treated yet remains in excellent condition.
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F. W. Ridings
Stephens City
the Star
Inwood Man Fined for Drunk Driving
George Gore of Inwood West Virginia was fined 124.25 dollars, sentenced to one month in jail and had his license revoked for a year by Judge Donald L Weems in police court after being arrested Tuesday afternoon by State Policeman Raymond E. Bayliss for driving while intoxicated.
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George Gore
Inwood
W. Va
Donald L Weems
Gore
Raymond E. Bayliss
Martinsburg Pike Accident Results in Repairs and Fines
An incident on the Martinsburg pike near the town edge saw Gore crash into the air driven by Thurman Lewis of West Virginia. Damages were slight and Gore agreed to cover repair costs about $10. Grim of Pall Mall street received a $10.75 fine for drunkenness.
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Martinsburg Pike
Gore
Thurman Lewis
West Virginia
Charles Grim
Pall Mall Street
Middletown Notes Recap Local Visits and Travel
Middletown Virginia residents share updates from Harpers Ferry Washington Pa and Brunswick Md. Louise and Dorothy Mowery return from a week with relatives Katharine Watson visits Loudoun Rev Fred Willey vacationing with Geo Clark family Lily Osbourn stays with J S Larrick John Fred Larrick to return from Lexington hospital Hannah Walters vacationing in Brunswick Arthur Weirick family visit Hyattsville and College Park relatives and WV We Lith.
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Middletown
Louise
Dorothy Mowery
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Katharine Watson
Loudoun County
Fred Kline
Matt Sperry
Washin
Fred Willey
East Orange
N. J
Geo. Clark
Lily Osbourn
J. S. Larrick
John Fred Larrick
Lexington
Hannah Walters
Brunswick
Arthur Weirick
Hyattsville
Social Roundup from Winchester and Vicinity
Local residents and visitors from Winchester, Stephens City, and nearby towns are noted in a social roundup. Names include Ben Rogers, J S Larrick, E R Sperry and Elsie Reese Sperry, Sadie Harris, Loring Carper, Katherine Funk, Roger Mayhew, C J Orndorff, Pearl Orndorff, Walter McCauley, MaeGinn, Allen Legg, Rev W P Saunders, Arthur Everly, Claude Carper, Claude Rickard, Frank Woodson, W H Sibert, and Harvey Mack among others as they visit, travel, or host gatherings in late spring snaps.
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Werrick
Ben Rogers
J. S. Larrick
Laurinbure
J. H. Gochenour
E. R. Sperry
Elsie Reese Sperry
Sadie Harris
Shenandoah
Katherine Funk
Roger Mayhew
Washington, D. C
C. J. Orndorff
Pearl Orndorff
Stephens City
Walter McCauley
New York
W H. Sibert
Town
Annie McCauley
Harry McCauley
Winchester
Frank Weirick
John
Billy
Audrey Anderson
Helsley
Star Tannery
Richard Romack
Harvey Mack
Thomson Burtis Joins Paramount Writing Staff
War-time aviator and author Thomson Burtis, noted for the Border Patrol series, has joined Paramount’s writing staff and is developing a story for Fifty Years From Now.
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Thomson Burtis
Two Teens Charged With Theft In Ridgeley Case
Wilfred Polne, 17, and James Arrnett, 18, were taken into custody by police in Ridgeley West Virginia early yesterday on charges of stealing J W Arthur of this city car from in front of his Fairfax Lane residence around 7 30 p m Tuesday. A description with license and motor number was circulated to nearby towns and the suspects were rounded up near Cumberland Maryland.
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Wilfred Polne
James Arrnett
Ridgeley W Va
J. W. Arthur
Arthur
Fairfax Lane
West Virginia
Cumberland
All Bran Boosts Seafaring Health Claim
An unsolicited 1914 letter from George Darragh of Oakland praises Kellogg's All Bran for relief from headaches nervousness and sleeplessness. The ad touts bulk and vitamin B for digestion and iron for blood, recommending two tablespoons daily and noting packaging and production by Kellogg in Battle Creek for grocers.
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Mr. Darragh
Kellogg’s Allbran
George D. Darragh
32Nd Avenue
Oakland
California
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